This is an Indian rug with a contemporary galaxy design. The predominant color is grey laid on a silver background. The rug is new and is crafted with wool on a cotton base. It measures 9 feet by 12.2 feet.

The contemporary design was inspired by Teddy Sumner of Michaelian & Kohlberg. The tonal patterns symbolize small blades of grass, ranging from one to two tones. The rug is dyed using natural dye stuffs which allow for multiple shadings within the same color, also known as abrash.

The rug was mainly produced in Agra, India. Distinguishing factors include the use of single and two-ply yarns, specific dyeing processes, and weaving techniques. It utilizes an asymmetrical Persian knot.

The design was originally inspired by fields of long, swaying grasses. The Illusion rug features subtle designs that provoke calming images of fading horizons and rolling rows of grain. These rugs are handmade, durable, and feature a soft color palette and an even softer all-wool pile. As a product of Agra, India — known for its rich tradition in carpet weaving — this rug brings a sense of history and stability to any home setting.